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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
RROOkLYN.

permit was granted yesterday to the Union Elevated
lay its foundations In MvrueAVe anu
pected that the Kings County company
will take legal steps protect rights II claims III JIue
Tickets OF admission Gallery where the portrait
OF Mr. Beecher Seney Collection on exhibition
have provided for all the members OF the police lOrce
BY cupbe The city having water
famine The Aldermen have iaiod To appropriate
tine money needed for the purchase OF coal for me dgwooa
pumpn station, although reqnstOn was mace on Mach
rs There only two hours supply on hand on Inesday
when ordered by the CITY WOrss Commissioner Con-
ner were secured 10 moet the emergency
The city purchased plot OF ground lCO feet square Tor
$4,000 Leeave and Clymerst, for site upon when te
new sixteenth Precinct Police station ana courthouse VIII
be built
Peter Groen No 500 Courtst complained In the First
District Police Court yesterday that Dr. j. j. keane OF No.
55l attempted TO shoot him In quarrel early yes
feriay morning fired sots at him. Dr. heane, VINO
was arrested, pleaded not guilty.
Tho Grand Jury yesterday continued the examination OF the
matters OF tie Assembly Investigating
Committee. w. w. q goodrich examined. II mas Dozen
the Attorney Is Interested IN the
action he sh0ud he represented by lawyer designated by
the supreme Court
Mayor Whitney declares that City Works Commissioner
Conner for not having the streets better
cleaned lie IA provoked with the Commissioner Tor not
sang the for the next three years upon tue bds
already made says that he can get lower dds
owing to OF the there were no bnr
falls Holy Cross Cemetery yesterday All inc DOueS
taken cemetery put In the Receiving NauIts
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4 him the latter replied that ne dff Tor run. TO
rn.d yer lief ~ iua tiAabie homicide.
NOT ENOUGH GOOD WEIGHERS.

MR. o'BRIrN CANNOT DO THE GOVERNMENTS WORK
WITH HIS PRESENT FORCE.
an inter mpossbiy for me TO make my returns oil
Tho . weighed within the days specified by law with
hekind OF men have" the remark made by Weigher
oBriep TO Collector Magone yesterday. This was confirm
alton Of staemens previously made but denied that sur
- o,,,e had neglected 10 I'LL vacancies in the per
wechers and aloters IN oruer that
e ayor The several district COMMITTEES OF the County
lien political cherry al odd times
SThe men that have not conlpetenc Auen Meknrr
OI3rlen and can't get SUFFICIENT orse 70 90 we
ment work for thirty cents an hour no ~i"" Va e
will work for that" , D., mara man .uch "a vop
wan and send IL and will see that you get tc sau
remark suggested that the Collector and Surveyor
were not in entire accord and tat tue loIc, 70 W.
II need be- OF the attaches Of the surveyors
department said a.. xo,,o-a, n, r,oon,r
Surveyor Wyatt evidence OF the determine
t,on 10 do az sed In appointing men o s own pacu
lar political crcedthose who VIII 90 us edn ana
iutendn OF The Barge Michael Whaen but secretary
arch refused 10 approve the appoin tment MT Fared
Is 10 be In the 10 confer Win
and nndersan1 the latter will appoint Mt Wyatt to some
other place under him As 10 the other wing OF ine
department the weighing business VI ~,
fyoous charges While tho surveyor mas NOT te ureet ap
,oting nower lie TO get his own following In as
extras as they are teIc am cs IA rnls 40 far as
civ is concerpcd may readily see at hey are
mn 10 The standard will well as fathers or potca
urposos district foreInen are snoposed 70 ne
rx annoinod Init exception the places are ne
Inv acting foremen this single exception there vas re-
Gently an urgent effort made 70 dlspace ihe '
held in November 1885, but no appointments nave yet
made because other assistant weghers than those acting ~
had the audaey 10 compete Al o nirn IA ~
stood az the top Of list while those most desired dd not
uass n
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
,,>,,c no nm non AIIEGEp FoRGERIEs.

Franz paterson manager OF tho Asbury Park Theatre
was taken TO Newark yesterday by constable on warrant
tssned Inv Otto Newark charging MN Win forging
,h tres Of George u. PetngeD Samuel Ludlow ann
lanes IT. Romano Asoury Park TO two notes or so9o
d S6on which Patterson gave 10 Andrew ~
Campbell estate broker in Newark 70
attempted 10 get the notes ulscounley
ma two DAYS 20 he Aebury PARK 10 see the
Die makers Petngell and Romano ooth ecu ge
sgnatnres who Is wealthy lanu owner
Asnrv PARK went Newark "Wednesday an1 swore OUT
arrested IN his theatre
on "Wednesday CHIT Before Justice otto he stated tat
hold the two notes alleged he forced as security OF te
Asury ParS Impfo Association ami that they hs
been given 10 him by another person whom ne au n9t
Iftbev ware forged OF the fact Az the
animation which held in the afternoon faltes3h t
live davits otc but the motion was oycrrue1 M camp
bell testified receiving the notes ron s and
tiatou and his visit To As0ury Park 70 zee WI ra
what transpreh there The hearing was teh
today. and Patterson was committed TO-
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PUSHING THE SATURDAY HALEHoLIDAT'
v,,ys THAT WILL OBSERVE 1.-THE PRODUCE Ex-

rtpvs THAT WILL OBSERVE 1.-THE PRODUCE EA-
caASGE MANAGERS INCLINED TO IGNORE IL
THO Ualf-IIoaday Association held business meet
ing last evening at Association Han TO conpictc al
ranremcnts for tho ss-meeting which VIII DC mem
next week in Chclering Hall. Bishop fot'er VIII
preside Tho list OF speakers includes Ex-Governor
Leon Albeit, ex-Judgo DAILY, tho Rev. Dr. MacAr'hur'
Senate, Reilly who with Speaker Hustled was NANNY
instrumental in getting tho Ha!f-Holiday Oil passed.
Louis T. Post and the Rev. Matthew II. Pogson
that the law win be widely observed to-mOrrO%
than many expect He mentioned nuinDer "
houses that have announced their intention 10 0O-
servo the halfhotlay. These include Morton n
Clcwa & CO.. L. Won Hoffman, Selgman Bros, kloueT,
Peabody & Co., John Patton Co., Wlnslow' LAhler
& Co Kennedy, Tod & CO., lockwood ~ Crossulaii'
l. & s Wormser. a. s. Hatch Co., kuin Loeo
Co and tho following banks: Merchants of Canada
Bank OF British North America, Canadan BANK Vi
commerce. Bank OF Montreal, Nevada Bank Agency,
Bank OF New-York, Bank of Commerce, ana inc
National Park Bank. .,., ,..,.
Tho Governing Committee OF the Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange yesterday declded 10 Close
tho Exchange every saturday at IL o'clock,
There was spirited discussion ut the meeting Oh
tho Board of Managers Of the Produce Exchange yes
to-day over the proposed amendment to tho bylaws
10 provido that "thc Exchange may be kept open Tor
business on Saturday afternoons, during such hours
as tho Board Of Managers shall prescribe" inc
amendment was adopted and Will be ball0ed on on
May 81 when, II majority vote In favor OF ~ tho
Exchange win not have Saturday hal-holiday.
The Board OF Fire Underwriters at their meeting on
offices in the Metropolitan District at Saturdays
After the resolution had been passed question was
raised which seemed to make the ACCESSIBILITY OF such
action doubtful and resclnded and the matter re-
and it is thought that it will agree to recommend the
adoption OF the resolution again.
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rur nRooKLYy PoLTCg PARADE.

Tho Brooldyn police, 20 tho number of about ooo'
minded In some of the chief streets from the Bed
f,rdaye fountain 10 tho City Hall yesterday after
noon a distance Of about four miles The heat male
tho march oppressive. The line was hcad'd ny
SUPERINTENDENT Campbell and Inspectors Macheila''
Reilly aud Mclaughlin. New summer helmets were
worm Ly tho force, aud crcdltaDio
dlsnIay was made While tho parade
was In progress 2J4 men were guaidhs
IA, CITY and Captaln Oglmn Vas In charge ~ ital-
1Lartef- Many persons assembled along the line o.
march 10 SEQ the buecoated guardians OF the peace.
AZ mo 1lty Han ,tops MAY Whitney and other city
nnlcIls with superintendent Murray and inspector
Stccs OF this city, reviewed the line. tllst came
tI,o mounted sauad under Sergeant Johnson followed
by Conternos band and tie 9th Regiment Drum
CSrps which furnished tho music. The policemen on
toot ,verc divided into two baaiOns, the iot under
command OF Inspector Mclaughlin with hlno com
naulr, OF fourteen dies frJnt, \ fno new six nag
nnr,'.rntcd by Wechslcr " Abraham, was carried. a
cautan commanded each company. behind mo men
ON Zoo, were two IatIOl wagons. The parade was
dI,ms-cd ia tho rear OF tho CITY Ian.
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DEALING ~ SILVER AT TIE EXCHANGE.

Tho movement to deal in silver at tho Stock Ex
change has nado great progress. The adVo'aus
n the schomo say that it viii take six weeks 40
lcas, 10 print engraved ccrincates ana In The meal'
linn they intend TO apply to have silver quoted IN
tho unlisted department. The suggestion 10 uedl III
.Dvcr bullion In tho shape OF certificate, resulted
from conferences OH tho subject between b. Is WI
lrd and Conrad y. jordan a year OF more ago Wh't
Wr Jordan was United states Treasurer NOthuR
clmo of tho movement which l. no" rcNlNrn ue
cause Mr. JOrian, a. vlcc-prcshcnt OF the western
national Bank. has moro time AMI liberty 10 uGVOm
Ia H. It IL proposed that the Mercantile trust
company shall receive silver bullion storage hhi
..uo receipts or certificates fOr It., subject 10 MOI
cato charge. The ccrtihcltcs arr to be Tor 2oo OF
600 ounces Of silver 200 me. 1he hc-til
National Hank. IL j. pro- o-cd, shall rgistcr tho
ccrtlncateg guaranteeing tho quantity ana nhcuc7-
of tbo bullion deposited with the trust company;
Vicc-prc-ldcut jordan, OF the new bank, s'4l thai
he wu- too busy TO talk on the subject EuWntu
X Willard wa, enthusiastic In his adv ocacy OF mo
incasnr, ait Is a shame he said, that LONDON
1 control The prico OF silver when It Is cspecF
ally Interested 10 keeping IL AZ low Il. possible Dc
cniiso pa.s for IT, wheat from nClH Only In silver
believe that II We started dealings In silver at inc
stock Exchange, IN the way PROPOSED, inc lIlcCc
would gradually appreciate, aud American "hci1
would not suffer severely from the lndlih com
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NEW-.JERsEY.

PtTrrsoN-The Paterson workingncns Homesioaf 1850
which tel about wear ago ana inc9 polH
ner The laws OF New Jersey for the purpose OF srnk
est.te on the lnstalmont plan. bias suspended Na1
an, north ~ TIE city aud Tie NeN- "~
Ssouehaupa and Western Railroad agFcoi 10 3un An,D5
nj Eorth Paterson the settlement was called IN" p"
erty belonged John Hea aud there was NOR gu ~
prrcfss.rs choice OF plots oVAl'p loe
i ,r ulacrl Al sl2S each, purchaser 10 pay one
DALAI week The instruments were not phd prompuy 10y
many Of the members Hea got anxious, anu receiver
a. ,nuon;ed % Wind the % TIC association 80 a.
who have paid Their istiho1ts inc """o4
ami the mortgages
FtHAggr-Thc coroner and tho Jury who made The M,
cst nm me case murdered girl whose body was onh
near Railway several WORKS ago were Jsstsray H.
Grand Jury FOR iriuhg WIN uleII
any nv bringing econd verdict charging witness
AM c case and reporter in being crAnk- ana ASKING ha
H. m counee In tho l4 for thirty days The 'rand JURORS
,i,n ~. mo, .eduC a. dsctcdtable and criminal
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NO cELEBRArIoy ~ MOUNT NORRIS PARK.

The people In Harlem have made all arrangements
for celebrating the Fourth Of JUG IN MI Motifs fark
TIN, year without consulting tho Park department.
Az tho celebration Last year II was estimated thht
,nitv 100000 people assembled in the park. SUPER
u,trndrnt Parsons has written Ritter 10 PRESIDENT
,,nn there Ito SAYS that the result last year was
General destruction Of tho lawns. some Of them dld
NOT recover Tor months and portions VI them around
the platforms Of tho speakers have not yet been
restored ~. +, .,.,. 9
President BOricn said yesterday that IN view Oh
Ny parsons's statement he should hot give permit
Tor the uso OF Mt Morris Park on the Fourth OF
July Mt Morris Park Is comparatively new its
gnwns have never received the treatment with fcrtl
,Jcrs that the Cd parks Of tho city have and they
will not bear as much wear " 49,.
aTbe refusal however, Mr.. Borden added "does
NOT apply TO Morningsidc Park, and the celebration
car be held tbcrc / shall not OBJECT 10 giving I"
ue1nEo
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opposition TELEGRAPH LINES NOT YET ONE

OPPOSITION TELEGRAPH LINES NOT YET on IL.
II wa. retrtod IN Wall street yesterday on tho authority OF
Harry : Ivos tho youthful hnancer who Is supposed 10
carry around tho Baltimore and Ohio Raod In hts trousers
ocEct that there would be consolidation OF the Opposition
telegraph companies and that tie baltimore ana ONO a
road would own per Of tho stock OF tho consodae
,.rv Mr. Iyes added the positive statement ia tho
Westrrn Union could have The Baltimore and ONO eo-
ranh Al any mice Tho publicity through one
of lie Wall street agencies which has b'on persist
TO longeN ploied ihra pophAIB known
a. 10 baltimore and Ohio deal
1c suggestion of union Of tho opposition t.egraph
conanes IL NOT a now and the basis named has hecn
talked about long ago No union has yet been made ana no
ncrotatious 10 thai end pending pucers 81 the
I'm ted Lines and Postal Companies sad mat tbe statement
made by Mr absolutely false IN every pat,cua
precedent Rates OF Baltimore and ono was ont on town.
hut SUPERINTENDENT Leslie SAID that he al not hear OF any
consolidation recently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20

The Hebrew Technical Institute OF this city has grown to
,ueh proportions that yesterday left It's Old home at No.
100 commodous and better fitted one at
Nos aud 80 stuyyesan Alarge number Of It's friends
10 witness the opening workshops and the
school house speeches made by James iOnman
board OF trustees Professor Henry NJ
epLger director Of the school eXJudge Isaacs jacob
H. schin and f. Lanerbach. Al the opening the classes
we're al departments aud the courses OF
instruction were we'll illustrated by specimens OF the pupi
The institute organized three years ago ana
has achieved marked Instruction Is given IN the
English branches physics. ireshand aud mechanical draw
ing There four shops, namely the moulding ana
casting shops metal working department wool working
and carving The school has fine engine room ahd inc ue
pgrtments equipped with tho Oest tools Wen selected
library oil school The subjects taught ncuo
carpentcry Joining turning in wood and metal patternnnk
etc
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PATERSON ALDERMEN ABUSING EACH OTHER.

Tho lad feeling which exists in the Paterson Boar OF A.
dermen eliminated in disgrace nj scene On WEDNESDAY
nigh when tho ioari committee ofthe Whole discuss
INC the lax ordinance Aldermen Point anu OuackenDuHI
WHO the Third Ward occupied adjoining chairs Su
had been exchanging personal remarks All Lhe eNehns
discussion grew more ana more blte anu
All order was os Quackenbush made some severe CT
on Tnelne company 10 which Polltt belongs anu as
serieI that II cot share ~ the JUSTIFICATION OF
his feet aud denounced Out
se IN sccnrino the recent removals IN tho street Depart
ent a mean dirty and contemplate ann hnisheu Nv CIV
i "a lie lie Quackr nbus rose. and shaking ms
Gsf i'm Potts face called him liar and ohefcd 20 pei fiu
two cents that he prove H. The lie ana otht cpo
~ ocE and forth number OF times bnt no blows
were strnck chairman OF the committee Aluern.h it
made mild bring the Wrapgss 70 oinot anu nn9
thew down his gayol disgust aud let them nave ou~
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THE cABLE PEOPLE UYDIsM4YED.

Tho Cable Railway people appeared serene yesterday ana "a
confident apparently II the Mcintyre bill and Its amend
mp. had been concurred by the Assembly They have
Laid out 1r-reachng aud, seemingly ne'erehding cam
pae and s believed by directors OF the company that
"a ou "a life shall remain Charles T. shaw 80 long VIII
cable interests continue survive until they emerge run
pIant from wles Of Deacon Hchdidsoh ana Tue hahp
ltons M the Elevated Railroad Company Tho able t0
T arc nov In and there IA set down Tor nearing us
be arc tie General Term OF the supreme Court mo-
lion Tor an order Tcconvening the Mayors RAPID Transit
appointed the instance Of tho Cable Company
nae That BODY 10 correct defects In plans pointed out
y tic court OF ppeals The Cable people yesterday oX-
confidence than their position Would ultimately Do
sustaiucd Y courts
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JEALOUSY LEADS 10 4 PROBABLE MURDER

Joseph Grefse sican. charged at the Tombs Police
Court Yesterday shooting and 1t Is thought fatally
wounding Bartholomew CaresL About ll9Op IN ON wed
nss1av re.se went TO In the basement OF NO
II baxter ST. find his wife, Mara Greise who had let
him f n coupany OF Caros Grefso lOunged around for
some time until tine pair out OF tho basement when
Inc fired two Carcs who fell TO the ground Tie
"a use of the Trouble GTcf-ic. II brokendOwn
looking woman dressed IN coarse aud undy mnner ana
attractive appearance Inc prisoner WAS
rnmanned 10 a tho rcsult oil laresIs lnlunes
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PASSENGERS FROM THE cHAMPA GIVE ARRIVE

Tho French steamship Brctagne arrived yesterday
having on board nfty-scven Of the cabin
passengers and all Of the steenge passengers
that were on tho Champagne, Of the same line, when
that vessel was beachcd AvI9nchcs after col
uslon with the steamer Vile dc ldo on May .
Iiftv OF tho cabin passengers on the Champagne
nosfuoncd their coming to New-Yori. The vessel has
since been noatcd and VIII bo ready To resume ner
mrgo holo made In her bow BY the collision but tho
ether compartments kept her aHOat TN she Vas
bcacbrd Somc OF the clothing and other baggage
of the passengers was ruined by the water which
ran into tho baggage compartment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20

Julia Kerrigan the young OF Scranton Penn, who
was arrested on Wednesday charge OF killing her infant
OH tho railroad track between Chailesown and Windsor
VI spent a night suffering in Marion Webbs rooms ~
Police Headquarters Her condition was 40 serious yoste
ambulance was called 10 remove her 10
RIlcvue Hospital attendance said that she
was suffering from hystera ana probably would be all right
in Byrnos sent dispatch 10 tho
Vermont authorities saying that tho woman was 100 III 10 DO
from this city, aud promising 10 INFORM them oil her
finn
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IERgEN CITY.

Thomas Boyce age afy Of 40 % Grosnos ST. Committed
suicide on "Wednesday by cutting his ihioai'
John T. Weia has instituted novel SUIT IN INC in"t9n
County Circult Court against his anec, OhsIes WIS ~
Auoust 1870 to this country on ue IN
iaion ot bis uncle desired n adopt hlu The agee.n
tbe plaintiff states that when thc young man souu pc
come of 20 his him 5000 g0ld Wa'h an
chain and good the world IhIse years 40 "
yuuuR nm an A. alleges loaned his uncle rlOu 'otuue
1sgl Young and MS uncle quaifeiei ana the V
was compelled the house lie uow sues s u9 M
OOI I'm consideration the $500 the gold watch ana Guam
and tho start life promised hm AMI ihe ioAh ui sivu
the Court 10 compel The ucItAuAAe ~ tNV"
him hfsh he'll
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JOHN MOST WANTS HIS RIFLE RETURNED.

John Most went to Police Headquarters yesterday
to demand the brccch-loadng rifle which he ourshed
when making the Violent speech which sent him to
IlackwclIs Island. lilo also wanted some pamphlets
and other things which were taken from him at tho
Tine nf nj. ar est. The pamphlets wen said 10 DO
tr,ntIs,., on tho manufacture and use Ot dynamite
inmls Most went first 10 the Office Ol tbs property
clerk, and WIS sent to tho Detective Bureau 10 see
inspector Bymes As tho Inspector was away, he
was told 70 call again to-day. lie did not get into tho
reception room, whore hangs "a crayOn sketch repre-
scnting hlm crawling from under u bed 1t is not
likely that the pamphlets and rifle which were CON
nscatsd by the police VIII be returned to hlIl
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WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial OF Jacob Sharp before Judge Barrett
Board of Aldermen special meeting, noon
Yale Alumni Association. DelTuonico S;3o D. m
College OF the CITY OF NewN ofk athletic games A"nna'
Athletic Climb Grounds, $50 D. M a.. 100000 ard
COlOred orphan Asylum anniversary INSTRUMENTATION"
forty. thrd-st and Eeventh.ave -, >-,. , -,
PIT sburc all match Polo Grounda y nj
Sheering Arms anniversary - mary Cautcn y III
DR. McGlynn meeting international llau, p m ,.,,.u
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute athieuc games io'N1
Athletic Club Grounds D. IN.
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rUyrRA1 or MRS SUSAN A. LIVINGSTON

The funeral Armstrong Livingston took place
Yesterday morning home. No. ll3 East Seventeenth
At Many friends aud relatives present The service
WAS conducted by Row Dr. Talbot w. Chambers Mrs
Livingston died from rheumatism on MONDAY alteI long M
ncsS she was born Woodbury.. y. j.. IN 1876. Her
maiden name Armstrong and she married To
her cousin William Livingston. Her grandfather on her
paernal side chaplain In Tie Continental Army In lhe
Mar of The Revolution and her grandfather her maternal
aide was Continental oncor His Robert Living
son was one o. the sgners OF the Declaration VI lndolend
Tlin hlrnl M II lreenWOOd
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HOME NEW
ARRIVALS,

Efnh Avenue Justin s. morrill, and Bradey
H. Smalley OF Vermont; William ii. Barpun, OF Cohhecuc1
and ex J. Hale Sypher OF Louisiana hue
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Preston Plumb OF Kansas. 6rdnd
SSnfrSi HofelwM ardus de Penalver. of Cuba Erereu
Eouse-Resr Admiral William g. Temple u ;; NaVy...;;.-
dsor House-Congressman Benjamin Butterworth Cncln
natl . Murray Hiit HoeEx Governor hedhed ffoeto1
of Vermont and DIT. D. Bergin OF Ottawa canada
man House-Mayor I. A. Mcgowan OF trenton.
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STEELE MACKAfB AND SHAKESPEARE


After his 1.-THE sculptor Wardsl days work Is done he
usually mounts horse and takes an outing IN Central
PARK where one two OF his works stand especially his
/" Indian Hunter aud his statue OF u" Shakespeare.
IL may not be generally known that James Steele
Makaye posed for tbs statue OF Shakespeare, but such
Is the net And thus 1t happens that Mackayes legs
support shakespeare's head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
IN FAVOR OF WIDENING ELM STREET

The Board OF Street Openings yesterday received report
from sub committee on the Elmst extension and WIDEN
pg The report advises against extending CentesL and
strong preferanfe for Emst AccOfd ding % the
maps plans submitted the street VIII De eighty ieut wc
M AT FourtaVe md Nuthst and TO tbs line OF
Elmst Which IL will olOT Duane st. where IL VIII 20
little to the east There Will DO puOhc nearing Oh hoA'
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
INSANE WIEN HE COMMITTED THEFE

jacob WISE who accused OF stealing ~ from Formah
botting esab June 1885. found to be Insane
as the time for approached and he has been In in
sane asylum for year He recently discharged
and was called TO the General Sessions yesterday
TO answer the indictment against HIM Assistant District
Attorney FITZGERALD told Judge Cowng that he had reason To
bceye mai Wisss insanity daled back before
Inc committed theft and his application Wise was dis